NEW HAVEN YOUTH AND•Irvine, California, United StatesInvite-only right now: save jobs, track applications, build tailored resumes
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10/5/2026
Employment
Full time
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Core responsibilities
The Residential Support Specialist provides direct supervision, care, and counseling to at-risk adolescent males in a residential environment. Responsibilities include managing behavioral challenges, administering medications, and maintaining accurate documentation according to agency standards.
Requirements overview
A bachelor's degree is preferred, along with at least one year of experience working with youth in a residential or school-based setting. Candidates must possess a valid driver's license, strong communication skills, and the ability to perform physical interventions when necessary.
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Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Employees
80
Type
Nonprofit
Size
51-200 employees
NEW HAVEN YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, INC. has been effectively working with youth and their families since 1967. Today New Haven Youth and Family Services is transforming lives for at-risk adolescent boys through an innovative education model that develops life/work skills in a healthy environment. Led by a dedicated team of caring professionals who embrace a servant leadership philosophy, New Haven supports the “whole person” development of troubled youth as we guide them from despair to hope. Our comprehensive therapeutic education model focuses on special education, work readiness and transitional living skills for adolescents with social, emotional or behavioral issues, learning disabilities or mental illness. Serving over 650 youth and families annually from the age of 12 and up, our goal is to tap their unrealized potential and help them to successfully transition into adulthood. New Haven’s comprehensive program includes social, emotional and behavioral intervention, career technical education and life skills development with targeted academic curriculum. This innovative education model incorporates best practices as recognized by the State of California to meet the multi-dimensional needs of our youth. The goal of all our programs is to extend a continuum of care to each youth so that they can return to their family and community requiring little or no further intervention. Every resource in our organization is directed toward that goal. We have been an enduring steward of hope for more than 18,250 youth and their families and we look forward to empowering a new generation by breaking down barriers and building bright futures.
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